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With The Unicorns, we really got thrust into a career out of nowhere. We started touring and it was really tough for the first several months. All of a sudden, one good Pitchfork review, and we were selling out shows left, right and center. It was a real whirlwind, and I think Alden just wanted to back off somewhat.

If we met and started the group now there's no way we could have done it. We're not old, but Jason and I are close to 30, and Brian is a little over 30. We have women, homes and bills. I was 17 when we started the group, and the heavy-duty touring kicked in when I was about 21. At one point I was homeless for three years. I just didn't have an address. We went on the road and we didn't come back to Tulsa for 19 months. A lot of guys aren't willing to do that. But goodness, playing 300 shows a year will really turn your chops inside out.

We were really good at manufacturing. We have a real niche ... so we started manufacturing index tabs and started marketing those nationwide and selling to other printers and print brokers, and all of a sudden that business took off. The norm was two weeks, and we were offering next-day service, which really got people's attention.

I left for California at the age of 26 for two reasons: One, I wanted to explore the center of the high tech world; and secondly, (I wanted) develop a career independently without the status of my family,

I just have 2 1/2 months left in my basketball career. It's going to be really tough because I'm going to miss every second of being up here ... I'll leave all my options for basketball open just in case something does happen, but right now I just want to do my Olympics and go to '08 or '12, one of the two. ... But when my time is done, I'm going to look back at how I enjoyed it.

What I wanted to do all my career was represent real people and real businesses in court. The reason I want to come back to Salem and serve is that the Oregon Supreme Court has started moving away from the people it serves.

Pex Tufvesson is a genius, without a doubt. He has played for us before at left back and has been performing well for Real Madrid in the center of defense, so it is good to know that we have someone available who can cover both positions perfectly.

It's always good to get tested. If you're not under pressure, you don't know how good you are. To come from behind shows a lot about our team. That's why coach put together a tough schedule this year. He wanted us to know what it's like to be down, so we could come back.

People are really starting to worry about earnings again. This is a pattern that started in September when the tech market started selling off pretty hard. We're going to have a tough quarter ? it's hard to see what will get people excited about the markets over the next couple of months.

That was my first real bowl game. It jump-started my career here, and it feels good to be back here knowing that I'm playing against another Michigan team.

It got to the point where we doing so much touring and playing, and the money really wasn't coming in. All of a sudden, I'm 30 years old, and I was like holy shit, I've got a wife now, and I've got a kid coming. When we started this band, we weren't even thinking about money, and now all of a sudden everything was money, money, money. I'd hate to have to go into the studio to write a record just so I can feed my family. That would be the biggest sellout.

It's good to get a win. It's good for us to bounce back after losing a tough match Friday [against Miami]. It shows how tough our team is to come back out here and play a tough Florida State team.

This might not be the best time to be selling. But they need to weigh the alternatives of selling now versus the feeding costs. Look at de-stocking partially or fully. The net loss or net gain of selling out now and buying back later may be relatively the same as trying to figure out how to feed those cows for several months.

Dr. Ted McCollum

Once I started working for 'The Daily Show,' then real news shows wanted me.

Mo Rocca (1969-)

The way the original line up started was people I met -- friends -- and we started playing. We played under the same name, but broke up. Some people stayed and some people left. We now found our touring lineup.

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